JP7206557B2 - Information processing device, game program, and information processing method - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to an information processing device, a game program, and an information processing method.

Information for executing a game in which each time a player selects one character from among a plurality of characters, the selected character is sequentially placed on the game field, and then each placed character performs an action. A processing device is known (for example, Patent Document 1).

Japanese Patent No. 5581434

In Patent Document 1, there is room for improvement in terms of improving the operability when the player rearranges characters.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide an information processing apparatus, a game program, and an information processing method capable of improving the operability of a game. It is in.

The main invention of the present invention for solving the above problems is
a storage unit that stores placement information in which a character to be placed in each position is set in association with each of a plurality of positions;
A placement processing unit that rearranges characters for each group to which some of a plurality of positions belong, and each time the player performs a game operation for rearranging characters within the group, a placement processing unit that rearranges the characters by cyclically associating each character with a different position in accordance with a predetermined order within the group;
a game progress processing unit for controlling each character to act in accordance with its role according to its position to progress the game;
An information processing apparatus comprising:
Other features of the present invention will become apparent from the description of the specification and accompanying drawings.

1 is a diagram showing an example of the overall configuration of a game system 1; FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a functional configuration of the server device 10; FIG. It is a figure which shows the data structure example of character information. It is a figure which shows the data structure example of player information. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example data structure of possessed character information; FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example data structure of player deck information; It is a figure which shows the data structure example of quest information. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example data structure of enemy deck information; 2 is a block diagram showing a functional configuration of a player terminal 20; FIG. 4 is a flowchart for explaining an operation example of the game system 1; 5 is a diagram showing an example of a quest selection screen 50. FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of an arrangement operation screen 60; FIG. FIG. 11 is a diagram for explaining game operations in the player deck placement area 62; FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a modification (part 1) of the player deck placement area 62; FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a modification (part 2) of the player deck placement area 62; FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a modification (part 3) of the player deck placement area 62;

At least the following matters will become apparent from the descriptions of this specification and the accompanying drawings.
That is, a storage unit that stores placement information in which a character to be placed in each position is set in association with each of a plurality of positions;
A placement processing unit that rearranges characters for each group to which some of a plurality of positions belong, and each time the player performs a game operation for rearranging characters within the group, a placement processing unit that rearranges the characters by cyclically associating each character with a different position in accordance with a predetermined order within the group;
a game progress processing unit for controlling each character to act in accordance with its role according to its position to progress the game;
An information processing apparatus comprising:
According to such an information processing device, when a player rearranges a character placed in a position belonging to a certain group among a plurality of positions, the character placed in a position not belonging to the certain group is kept at that position, the characters placed in positions belonging to the certain group can be placed in different positions in a cyclic manner. Therefore, it is possible to improve the operability when the player rearranges the characters.

Further, in such an information processing device,
In the arrangement information, some of the positions belonging to one group and some of the positions belonging to the other group are overlapped, and
The placement processing unit
By rearranging the characters within the one group according to the player's operation, the characters newly placed in positions belonging to the one group that overlap with the other group are transferred to the other group. Also placed in a position that overlaps with the one group among the positions belonging to the group, and
By rearranging the characters within the other group according to the player's operation, the character newly placed in the position overlapping the one group among the positions belonging to the other group is transferred to the one group. It may also be arranged in a position that overlaps with the other group among the positions belonging to the group.
According to such an information processing device, by sharing some positions between groups, a character placed in a position belonging to one group can be placed in a position belonging to another group, or a character placed in a position belonging to another group. A character placed in a position belonging to a group can be placed in a position belonging to one group. Therefore, it is possible to improve the operability when rearranging characters between groups.

Further, in such an information processing device,
The game progress processing section may vary the parameters set for each character according to the role corresponding to each character's position.
According to such an information processing device, it is possible to improve the operability even if it is necessary to rearrange the characters while taking into consideration the role corresponding to the position and the parameters set for the character.

Further, in such an information processing device,
The placement processing unit can place a character having an attribute indicating a superiority/inferiority relationship between characters in one main position determined in advance from among a plurality of positions and the remaining sub-positions excluding the main position. can
The game progress processing unit
Progressing a game in which the characters placed in each position play against the opponent characters, and
The attributes of the character placed in the main position and the attributes of the opponent character may be compared to determine superiority or inferiority in the battle.
According to such an information processing device, it is necessary to place an appropriate character in the main position while considering the role according to the position, the attributes of the character, and the attributes of the opponent character. It is possible to improve the strategic nature in the character battle.

Further, in such an information processing device,
The placement processing unit places opponent characters having respective attributes in the opponent area in the main position and the sub-position,
The game progress processing unit compares the attributes of the character placed in the main position with the attributes of the opponent character placed in the main position of the opponent area, and determines the superiority or inferiority in the battle. good too.
According to such an information processing device, a suitable character for one's main position can be selected while further considering the opponent character placed in the main position of the opponent area and the attributes possessed by the opponent character. Since it is necessary to arrange them, it is possible to further improve the strategic nature of the character battle.

Then on your computer,
A process of storing, in a storage unit, placement information in which characters to be placed in each position are set in association with each of a plurality of positions;
Positioning processing for rearranging characters for each group to which some positions out of a plurality of positions belong, wherein each character is cyclically arranged according to a predetermined order within the group each time the player performs an operation. placement processing for rearranging characters by associating them with different positions;
a game progression process for controlling each character to act according to a role corresponding to their position to progress the game;
is a game program characterized by executing
According to such a game program, it is possible to improve the operability when the player rearranges characters.

Then the computer
storing, in a storage unit, placement information in which a character to be placed in each position is set in association with each of a plurality of positions;
Characters are rearranged for each group to which some of the multiple positions belong, and each character is cyclically placed in different positions according to a predetermined order within the group each time the player performs an operation. rearranging the characters by associating;
To progress the game by controlling each character to act according to their role according to their position;
An information processing method characterized by executing
According to such an information processing method, it is possible to improve the operability when the player rearranges characters.

===Embodiment===
<<Regarding the configuration of the game system 1>>
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of the overall configuration of a game system 1. As shown in FIG. The game system 1 provides players with various game-related services via a network 2 (for example, the Internet), and includes a server device 10 and a plurality of player terminals 20 .

The game system 1 according to this embodiment can provide a player with a game that uses game content. A battle game using characters as an example of game content will be described below.

The battle game of this embodiment is a battle game in which decks composed of a plurality of characters play against each other. In this battle game, a deck organized by a player (hereinafter also referred to as "player deck") and a deck organized by an opponent (computer (NPC) or another player) (hereinafter also referred to as "enemy deck") are fighting.

In this battle game, one turn consists of a phase in which the role (action content) of each character that makes up the player deck and enemy deck is determined, and a phase in which the character actually acts based on the determined role. A battle takes place.

In this battle game, the role of each character constituting the player deck and the enemy deck is set in advance according to the position in the predetermined area where the character is arranged. Therefore, in each turn, each character that constitutes the player deck and the enemy deck is placed in each position, and each character actually acts according to the role corresponding to each position.

This turn-based battle is repeated until either the player deck or the enemy deck is wiped out. In other words, the player can win by destroying all the characters that make up the opponent's enemy deck.

<<Regarding the configuration of the server device 10>>
FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the functional configuration of the server device 10. As shown in FIG. The server device 10 is an information processing device (for example, a workstation, a personal computer, etc.) used by a system administrator or the like to operate and manage various services. When receiving various commands (requests) from the player terminal 20 , the server device 10 transmits (responses) game programs and various data that can operate on the player terminal 20 . The server device 10 includes a control unit 11 that controls the entire server device 10, a storage unit 12 that stores various data and programs, an input unit 13 for the system administrator to input various data, and an operation screen. It has a display unit 14 for displaying and a communication unit 15 for performing information communication with the player terminal 20 .

The control unit 11 in this embodiment includes at least a data management unit 111 . The data management unit 111 has a function of executing processing for managing various data transmitted and received with the player terminal 20 . The storage unit 12 in this embodiment stores at least character information, player information, and quest information.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example data structure of character information. This character information includes at least character name, character image, attribute, special skill, maximum attack power, maximum defense power, maximum physical strength (maximum HP), initial attack power, initial defense power, initial defense power, Ability parameters such as initial physical strength (initial HP) are set. Attributes are information indicating superiority/inferiority relationships between characters. Here, the attribute of "fire" is relatively dominant over the attribute of "wood", the attribute of "wood" is relatively dominant over the attribute of "water", and the attribute of "water" is relatively dominant over the attribute of "water". It has a relationship of being relatively superior to the attribute of "fire". A special skill is information indicating a special ability (for example, a special move, increased attack power, increased defense power, HP recovery, etc.) that the character can activate during battle.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example data structure of player information. In this player information, at least the player name, level, possessed character information, and player deck arrangement information are set in association with the player ID.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example data structure of possessed character information. The owned character information is information about a character owned by the player (hereinafter also referred to as “owned character”). In this possessed character information, current values of at least various parameters such as level, attack power, defense power, and physical strength are set in association with the character ID of the possessed character.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example data structure of player deck arrangement information. The player deck placement information is information about the character placement in the deck organized by the player. In this player deck placement information, at least roles and possessed characters are set in association with positions in a predetermined area where characters are placed. This position has one main position where the leader character is placed during the battle, and multiple sub-positions where the remaining characters that support the leader are placed. In this embodiment, the main position is set in the front row of the predetermined area where the character is arranged. Sub-positions are set for the right side of the middle row, the left side of the middle row, and the back row of the predetermined area where the character is arranged. The role is information indicating the action content of the character in that position. In this embodiment, the role of "tank" is set for one main position. The role of this "tank" is to receive attacks from the enemy deck and to attack the enemy deck. Roles of "attacker" and "buffer" are set for multiple sub-positions. The role of this "attacker" is to attack the enemy deck (however, it cannot be attacked by the enemy deck). Also, the role of this "buffer" is to restore the character's physical strength (however, it does not attack the enemy deck or receive attacks from the enemy deck). The owned character is information indicating the owned characters constituting the player deck. Here, owned characters arranged at each position are associated with each other.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example data structure of quest information. At least a quest name, level, and enemy deck arrangement information are set in this quest information in association with the quest ID. The level is information indicating the degree of difficulty of the quest (game stage). The enemy deck placement information is information indicating the enemy decks that appear in the quest.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example data structure of enemy deck placement information. Enemy deck placement information is information on character placement in a deck organized by a player's opponent (computer (NPC)). In this enemy deck placement information, at least various parameters such as roles, enemy characters, offensive power, defensive power, and physical strength (HP) are set in association with positions in a predetermined area where characters are placed. In this embodiment, the role of "tank" is set for one main position, and the roles of "attacker" and "buffer" are set for a plurality of sub-positions, similar to the player deck placement information described above. ing. It should be noted that the enemy deck in this embodiment may consist of only predetermined characters, or may include characters possessed by other players (for example, friends).

<<Regarding the configuration of the player terminal 20>>
FIG. 9 is a block diagram showing the functional configuration of the player terminal 20. As shown in FIG. The player terminal 20 of the present embodiment is an information processing device (for example, a smart phone, a tablet terminal, a mobile phone terminal, etc.) used by the player when playing the game, and exchanges various information about the game with the server device 10. (game data, operation data, etc.) are connected so as to be able to be transmitted and received. The player terminal 20 has a terminal control section 21 , a terminal storage section 22 , a terminal input section 23 , a terminal display section 24 and a terminal communication section 25 .

The terminal control unit 21 exchanges data between each unit and controls the entire player terminal 20. The CPU (Central Processing Unit) executes a program stored in a predetermined memory. be done. The terminal control unit 21 of this embodiment includes at least a game progress processing unit 211 , an arrangement processing unit 212 and a screen generation processing unit 213 .

The game progress processing unit 211 has a function of executing processing for progressing the character battle according to the game program. The game progress processing unit 211 according to the present embodiment executes a process of making the player's player deck and the enemy deck play against each other based on the player's operation, and determining the winner of the battle.

The placement processing unit 212 has a function of executing processing for placing a character within a predetermined area. The placement processing unit 212 in this embodiment rearranges the characters for each group to which some of the positions in which the characters are placed in the predetermined area belong. At this time, each time the player performs a game operation for rearranging the characters within the group, the characters are rearranged by cyclically associating each character with a different position in accordance with a predetermined order within the group. do

The screen generation processing unit 213 has a function of executing processing for generating screen data for displaying a game screen on the terminal display unit 24 . The screen generation processing unit 213 in this embodiment includes, for example, a game screen for arranging each character constituting the player deck in each position, a game screen for selecting a quest, and a character acting according to the role corresponding to the position. A process for generating a game screen or the like for displaying the situation is executed.

The terminal storage unit 22 is connected to the terminal control unit 21 via a bus, and performs processing of referring to, reading out, and rewriting stored data according to commands from the terminal control unit 21 . The terminal storage unit 22 is implemented by, for example, a flash memory or a hard disk, and stores at least game programs, character information downloaded from the server device 10, quest information, player information, and the like.

The terminal input unit 23 is used by the player to perform various operations (game operations, etc.), and is realized by, for example, operation buttons, a touch panel, and the like. In this embodiment, the player can place the characters that make up the player deck at positions within a predetermined area and select various buttons by performing game operations using the touch panel.

The terminal display unit 24 is for displaying a game screen according to a command from the terminal control unit 21, and is realized by, for example, a liquid crystal display (LCD).

The terminal communication unit 25 functions as a transmitting/receiving unit for transmitting/receiving various information to/from the server device 10 via the network 2, and is implemented by, for example, a NIC (Network Interface Card).

<<Operation of game system 1>>
Here, an operation example of the game system 1 according to this embodiment will be described. In the following description, a case where a player plays a game with a computer (NPC) as an opponent will be described as an example.

FIG. 10 is a flowchart for explaining an operation example of the game system 1 according to this embodiment.

First, when the player terminal 20 receives a game operation for requesting quest selection from a player who wishes to start playing a competitive game, the player terminal 20 executes processing for making the player select a quest (step S101).

Specifically, when receiving a game operation from a player, the screen generation processing unit 213 of the player terminal 20 generates a quest selection screen 50 for allowing the player to select a quest. The quest selection screen 50 generated by the screen generation processing unit 213 is displayed on the terminal display unit 24 .

FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of the quest selection screen 50. As shown in FIG. On this quest selection screen 50, a list of quests to be selected is displayed based on the quest information shown in FIG. By selecting one of the operation buttons 51, the player can designate a quest to challenge from this list. Each operation button 51 displays a quest name and an opponent character according to the quest information shown in FIG. Some of the enemy characters that make up the enemy deck for the quest are displayed for the opponent character according to the enemy deck arrangement information shown in FIG. Therefore, the player cannot grasp the specific character composition of the enemy deck before the battle.
Note that the quest selection screen 50 may display all the enemy characters that make up the enemy deck for that quest. Also, all the enemy characters that make up the enemy deck may be displayed based on a predetermined probability. Alternatively, all of the enemy characters that make up the enemy deck may be displayed when a predetermined condition such as the use of items is satisfied.

Then, when the quest selection screen 50 is displayed on the terminal display unit 24, the game progress processing unit 211 of the player terminal 20 selects one of the plurality of quests listed by the player's selection operation. is specified, an enemy deck to be an opponent of the player deck is specified based on the enemy deck arrangement information associated with the specified quest.

Returning to FIG. 10, next, when one of the quests is selected in this way, the player terminal 20 determines the arrangement of each character included in each of the player deck and the enemy deck that will battle in the selected quest. (step S102). In the following, first, the placement of each character included in the player deck will be described, and then the placement of each character included in the enemy deck will be described.

First, in the case where characters are arranged in the player deck, the screen generation processing unit 213 of the player terminal 20 determines the arrangement of each character included in the player's own player deck when the player selects a quest. A placement operation screen 60 for The layout operation screen 60 generated by the screen generation processing unit 213 is displayed on the terminal display unit 24 .

FIG. 12 is a diagram showing an example of the placement operation screen 60. As shown in FIG. The placement operation screen 60 includes an enemy deck placement area 61, a player deck placement area 62, and an operation button 63 for confirming the character placement in the player deck.

The enemy deck placement area 61 is an area in which the enemy decks used by the opponent in the battle are placed, and is located in the upper area of the placement operation screen 60 . Here, some of the enemy characters that make up the enemy deck are arranged. Therefore, the player cannot grasp the specific character composition of the enemy deck before the battle. It is also possible to place all of the enemy characters that make up the enemy deck.

Also, in the enemy deck placement area 61, a main position 61a, a first sub-position 61b, and a second sub-position 61c are displayed. Here, according to the character information shown in FIG. 3 and the enemy deck arrangement information shown in FIG. , and "Character X", which has the attribute of "fire" for the second sub-position 61c, are arranged in the initial state.

The player deck arrangement area 62 is an area in which the player's own player deck used in the battle is arranged, and is located in the lower area of the arrangement operation screen 60 . This player deck placement area 62 is also an operation area for the player to place characters in their own player deck. Therefore, unlike the enemy deck placement area 61, all the player characters that make up the player deck are placed, so the player can determine the placement of all the characters by performing game operations.

A main position 62a, a first sub-position 62b, a second sub-position 62c, and a third sub-position 62d are preset in the player deck arrangement area 62. FIG. The main position 62a is set in the front row of the player deck placement area 62, and is associated with the role of "tank". The attribute of the character placed in this main position will determine its superiority in the battle against the enemy deck. The first sub-position 62b is set on the right side of the middle row of the player deck placement area 62, and is associated with the role of "attacker". The second sub-position 62c is set on the left side of the center row of the player deck placement area 62, and is associated with the same "attacker" role as the first sub-position 62b. The third sub-position 62d is set in the back row of the player deck placement area 62, and is associated with the role of "buffer". Characters placed in these sub-positions will support the characters placed in the main position in battles against enemy decks. Here, according to the character information shown in FIG. 3 and the player deck arrangement information shown in FIG. "Character D" having the attribute of "", "Character C" having the attribute of "wood" for the second sub-position 62c, and "Character B" having the attribute of "fire" for the third sub-position 62d. , which is placed as the initial state. By performing game operations in the player deck placement area 62, the player can rearrange the characters from this initial state. At this time, the player needs to rearrange the characters that make up the player deck while considering the role of each position and the attributes of each character.

FIG. 13 is a diagram for explaining game operations in the player deck placement area 62. As shown in FIG. In this embodiment, one group is composed of a main position 62a, a first sub-position 62b, and a second sub-position 62c among a plurality of positions preset in the player deck placement area 62 (hereinafter referred to as , also called “first group”). A first operation area 62u above the player deck placement area 62 is set in association with this first group. In addition, one group is composed of the first sub-position 62b, the second sub-position 62c, and the third sub-position 62d among the plurality of positions preset in the player deck placement area 62 (hereinafter referred to as Also called "second group"). A second operation area 62l below the player deck placement area 62 is set in association with this second group.

However, some of the positions belonging to the first group overlap with some of the positions belonging to the second group. Here, the first sub-position 62b and the second sub-position 62c are set to be part of the positions belonging to the first group and part of the positions belonging to the second group.

By selectively operating these operation areas, the player can rearrange the characters for each group. In this embodiment, each time the player performs a touch operation in the first operation area 62u, each character can be cyclically arranged in a different position in the first group according to a predetermined order. In addition, each time the player performs a touch operation in the second operation area 62l, each character can be cyclically arranged in different positions in the second group according to a predetermined order.

Specifically, as shown in FIG. 13A, a "character A" having a "water" attribute for the main position 62a, a "character D" having a "water" attribute for the first sub-position 62b, When a “character C” having a “wood” attribute for the second sub-position 62c and a “character B” having a “fire” attribute for the third sub-position 62d are placed in the initial state, Every time the player performs a touch operation in the first operation area 62u, "Character A", "Character D", and "Character C" located at each position belonging to the first group sequentially move clockwise, Characters are rearranged within the first group.

Here, for example, in the initial state shown in FIG. 13A, when the player performs a touch operation only once in the first operation area 62u, the characters are arranged as shown in FIG. 13B. That is, "Character A" moves from the main position 62a to the first sub-position 62b, "Character D" moves from the first sub-position 62b to the second sub-position 62c, and "Character C" moves to the second sub-position 62c. to the main position 62a, the characters are rearranged within the first group. At this time, the "character B" positioned in the third sub-position 62d belonging to the second group different from the first group keeps its position.

Then, as shown in FIG. 13B, a "character C" having a "wood" attribute for the main position 62a, a "character A" having a "water" attribute for the first sub-position 62b, and a second sub-position 62b. When a "character D" having a "water" attribute is placed for the position 62c, and a "character B" having a "fire" attribute for the third sub-position 62d is placed, the player enters the second operation area. Each time a touch operation is performed in 62l, "Character A", "Character B", and "Character D" positioned at each position belonging to the second group sequentially move clockwise, thereby allowing characters to move within the second group. are rearranged.

Here, for example, when the player performs the touch operation only once in the second operation area 62l in the arrangement state shown in FIG. 13B, the characters are arranged as shown in FIG. 13C. That is, "character A" moves from the first sub-position 62b to the third sub-position 62d, "character B" moves from the third sub-position 62d to the second sub-position 62c, and "character D" moves to the second sub-position 62d. Characters are rearranged within the second group by moving from position 62c to first sub-position 62b. At this time, the "character C" positioned in the main position 62a belonging to the first group different from the second group keeps its position.

Focusing on "character A" here, as shown in FIGS. 13A and 13C, "character A" has finally moved from the main position 62a belonging to the first group to the third sub-position 62d belonging to the second group. It will be. In other words, the player can rearrange characters between groups by selectively operating the first operation area 62u or the second operation area 62l.

In addition, as shown in FIGS. 13A and 13B, by rearranging the character within the first group, a new sub-position 62b overlapping the second group among the positions belonging to the first group is placed. The placed "character A" is also placed in the first sub-position 62b overlapping the first group among the positions belonging to the second group.

In this way, when character placement is performed on the player deck, the placement processing unit 212 of the player terminal 20, when the placement operation screen 60 is displayed on the terminal display unit 24, displays the first operation area 62u or the second Each time the player performs a game operation in the 2-operation area 62l, the characters are rearranged by cyclically associating each character with a different position in accordance with a predetermined order (for example, clockwise) within the group. Thereafter, when the operation button 63 is selected by the player's operation, the placement processing unit 212 of the player terminal 20 updates the player's deck placement information based on the operation information.

Note that the operation button 63 is not displayed on the placement operation screen 60, and at the timing when a predetermined period (for example, 5 seconds) has passed since the placement operation screen 60 was displayed, regardless of the player's operation, It is also possible to update the player's player deck placement information based on the character placement in the .

Next, when character placement for the enemy deck is performed, the placement processing unit 212 of the player terminal 20 can rearrange characters from the initial state of the character placement in the enemy deck placement area 61 . For example, the placement processing unit 212 of the player terminal 20 places an enemy character randomly selected from the enemy deck in the main position 61a of the enemy deck placement area 61, and places other characters in accordance with the placement of this main position 61a. Enemy characters may be placed in each of the remaining sub-positions. At this time, the placement processing unit 212 of the player terminal 20 updates the enemy deck placement information.

Returning to FIG. 10, after the placement of each character included in each of the player deck and the enemy deck is determined in this way, the player terminal 20 causes each character to act according to the role corresponding to the position in which they are placed. is started (step S103).

Specifically, first, the game progress processing unit 211 of the player terminal 20 determines the main positions of the characters constituting the player deck based on the player deck layout information shown in FIG. 6 and the enemy deck layout information shown in FIG. The player character placed at 62a is controlled to attack the enemy character placed at the main position 61a among the enemy characters forming the enemy deck according to the role of "tank" associated with the main position. do. On the other hand, among the enemy characters constituting the enemy deck, the enemy character placed in the main position 61a is controlled so as to be attacked by the player character according to the role of the "tank" associated with the main position. .

At this time, the game progress processing unit 211 of the player terminal 20, based on the character information shown in FIG. 3 and the player information shown in FIG. , and the attributes of the enemy character placed in the main position 61a among the enemy characters constituting the enemy deck are compared to determine the superiority or inferiority in this battle. For example, the attribute of the player character placed in the main position 62a among the characters forming the player deck is "water", and the enemy character placed in the main position 61a among the enemy characters forming the enemy deck When the attribute is "fire", the attribute of "water" is superior to the attribute of "fire", so the attack power of the player character is temporarily increased. As a result, the player character can inflict great damage to the enemy character, so the player can advance the battle with an advantage.
Furthermore, depending on the relationship between the attributes of the player character placed in the main position and the attributes of the player character placed in the sub-position, the increase rate of the parameters (such as attack power) of the player character placed in the main position will differ. may

In addition, the game progress processing unit 211 of the player terminal 20 refers to the character information shown in FIG. 3 and the player information shown in FIG. A skill can be specified, and an attack corresponding to the specified special skill can be performed against the enemy character arranged in the main position 61a among the enemy characters constituting the enemy deck. For example, if the special skill is a special move that is activated due to being placed in the main position, the player character can deal a large amount of damage to the enemy character with the special skill, so the player can can be prioritized.

In addition, the game progress processing unit 211 of the player terminal 20 sets the defense power of the enemy character placed in the main position 61a among the enemy characters constituting the enemy deck to the main position corresponding to the role of "tank". It is also possible to temporarily raise it due to this. In other words, it is also possible to change the parameters set for the character according to the role according to the position. As a result, the enemy character can reduce the damage received from the player character's attacks.

In addition, the placement processing unit 212 of the player terminal 20 determines if an enemy character placed in the main position 61a among the enemy characters constituting the enemy deck is attacked by the player character and destroyed during the battle (for example, When the physical strength (HP) of the enemy character falls below a predetermined value (for example, zero), the enemy placed in the second sub-position 61c among the enemy characters constituting the enemy deck is automatically rearranged. It is also possible to place the character in the main position 61a.

Next, the game progress processing unit 211 of the player terminal 20, based on the player deck arrangement information shown in FIG. 6 and the enemy deck arrangement information shown in FIG. The player character placed in the second sub-position 62c responds to the enemy character placed in the main position 61a among the enemy characters constituting the enemy deck according to the role of "attacker" associated with the sub-position. Control to attack. On the other hand, among the enemy characters constituting the enemy deck, the enemy character placed in the main position 61a is controlled so as to be attacked by the player character according to the role of the "tank" associated with the main position. .

At this time, the game progress processing unit 211 of the player terminal 20 refers to the character information shown in FIG. 3 and the player information shown in FIG. Specifying the special skill of the player character placed at 62c, and performing an attack according to the specified special skill against the enemy character placed at the main position 61a among the enemy characters constituting the enemy deck. can be done. For example, if the special skill is a special move triggered by being placed in the first sub-position or second sub-position, the player character will be able to deal great damage to the enemy character with the special skill. can be used, the player can proceed with the match in an advantageous manner.

In addition, the placement processing unit 212 of the player terminal 20 assigns the attack power of the enemy characters placed in the first sub-position 62b and the second sub-position 62c among the player characters constituting the player deck to the role of "attacker". It is also possible to raise temporarily due to being placed in the corresponding sub-position. In other words, it is also possible to change the parameters set for the character according to the role according to the position. As a result, the player character can inflict great damage to the enemy character, so the player can advance the battle with an advantage.

Next, based on the player deck arrangement information shown in FIG. 6 and the enemy deck arrangement information shown in FIG. 8, the game progress processing unit 211 of the player terminal 20 places The placed player character restores the physical strength (HP) of the player character placed in the main position 62a among the characters constituting the player deck according to the role of the "buffer" associated with the sub-position. Control.

At this time, the game progress processing unit 211 of the player terminal 20, on the condition that the physical strength (HP) of the player character placed in the main position 62a among the characters constituting the player deck has decreased to 50% or less, It is also possible to control so as to restore the physical strength (HP) of the player character.

In addition, the game progress processing unit 211 of the player terminal 20 refers to the character information shown in FIG. 3 and the player information shown in FIG. You can specify the special skill of the character and perform recovery according to the specified special skill. For example, if the special skill is a recovery ability that is activated due to being placed in the 3rd sub-position, the player character will greatly recover the physical strength (HP) of the player character placed in the main position by the recovery ability. You can also let

In addition, the placement processing unit 212 of the player terminal 20 places the recovery ability of the enemy character placed in the third sub-position 62d among the player characters constituting the player deck in a sub-position corresponding to the role of "buffer". It is also possible to temporarily raise it due to the fact that the In other words, it is also possible to change the parameters set for the character according to the role according to the position. As a result, the player character can greatly recover the physical strength (HP) of the player character placed in the main position by the recovery ability.

Next, when the actions of the characters forming the player deck are finished in this way, the game progress processing unit 211 of the player terminal 20 starts the actions of the characters forming the enemy deck. At this time, among the characters that make up the enemy deck, the enemy character placed in the main position 61a, the enemy characters placed in the first sub-position 61b and the second sub-position 61c, and the third sub-position (not shown) are placed. Each of the created enemy characters is controlled to act according to the roles of 'tank', 'attacker' and 'buffer' in the same way as the characters composing the player deck described above.

Next, the game progress processing unit 211 of the player terminal 20 determines whether or not one of the player deck and the enemy deck has been wiped out (step S104). That is, the game progress processing unit 211 of the player terminal 20 determines whether all the physical strength (HP) of each character constituting the player deck is equal to or less than a predetermined value (for example, zero or less), or whether each character constituting the enemy deck are all below a predetermined value (for example, below zero).

As a result of this determination, if it is determined that either one of the player deck and the enemy deck has been wiped out (step S104: YES), this process ends. On the other hand, if it is determined that none of the decks has been wiped out yet (step S104: NO), the current turn is terminated, the process returns to step S102, and the next turn is started. Re-determine the placement of each character.

As described above, according to the game system 1 of the present embodiment, when rearranging a player character placed in a position belonging to the first group among a plurality of positions in the player deck placement area 62, the player performs a game operation, the player characters placed in positions that do not belong to the first group are kept in that position, and the player characters placed in positions that belong to the first group are cyclically moved to different positions. can be placed in Similarly, when rearranging a player character placed in a position belonging to a second group different from the first group, each time the player performs a game operation, the player character is placed in a position that does not belong to the second group. The player character placed in the position belonging to the second group can be cyclically placed in different positions while keeping the player character in that position. As a result, it is possible to improve the operability when the player rearranges characters. Furthermore, some of the positions belonging to the first group overlap with some of the positions belonging to the second group. Therefore, by sharing some positions between groups, a character placed in a position belonging to the first group can be placed in a position belonging to the second group, or a character placed in a position belonging to the second group can be placed in a position belonging to the second group. can be placed at a position belonging to the first group. This makes it possible to improve the operability when rearranging characters between groups.

=== Other Embodiments ===
The above-described embodiments are intended to facilitate understanding of the present invention, and are not intended to limit the interpretation of the present invention. The present invention can be modified and improved without departing from its spirit, and the present invention also includes equivalents thereof. In particular, even the embodiments described below are included in the invention.

<Character arrangement operation>
In the present embodiment described above, it is also possible to allow the player to perform character placement operations at any timing during the action of each character. For example, the game screen shown in FIG. It is also possible to switch to the operation screen 60 and allow the player to perform character placement operations in the player deck placement area 62 .

In addition, in the present embodiment described above, it is also possible to allow the character arrangement operation to be performed at the timing when a predetermined condition is established during the action of each character. For example, on the condition that the player character placed in the main position is destroyed by an attack from an enemy character, after temporarily interrupting the battle with the enemy deck, the game screen while each character is acting 12 to the placement operation screen 60 shown in FIG. 12 so that the player can perform the placement operation of the character in the player deck placement area 62 .

<Player deck placement area>
In the above-described embodiment, as shown in FIG. 13, the main position 62a, the first sub-position 62b, and the second sub-position 62c among the plurality of positions preset in the player deck placement area 62. A first operation area 62u is set in association with the "first group", and a first sub-position 62b, a second sub-position 62c, and Although the case where the second operation area 62l is set in association with the "second group" configured by the third sub-position 62d has been described as an example, the present invention is not limited to this.

For example, as shown in FIG. 14, a left first operation area 62ul and a right first operation area 62ur are set in association with the "first group", and a left first operation area 62ur is associated with the "second group". It is also possible to set two operation areas 62ll and a second operation area 62lr on the right side. In this case, for example, each time the player performs a touch operation in the first operation area 62ur on the right side, each character placed in a position belonging to the "first group" moves in the forward direction (that is, in the direction of the black arrow in the figure). (same direction). On the other hand, each time the player performs a touch operation in the first operation area 62ul on the left side, each character placed in a position belonging to the "first group" moves in the opposite direction (that is, in the direction opposite to the black arrow direction in the figure). ) may be arranged so as to change their positions sequentially. Similarly, each time the player performs a touch operation in the second operation area 62ll on the left side, each character placed in a position belonging to the "second group" moves in the forward direction (that is, the same direction as the white arrow direction in the figure). may be arranged so as to change their positions sequentially. On the other hand, each time the player performs a touch operation in the second operation area 62lr on the right side, each character placed in a position belonging to the "second group" moves in the opposite direction (that is, in the direction opposite to the white arrow direction in the figure). ) may be arranged so as to change their positions sequentially.

Further, in the present embodiment described above, as shown in FIG. 13, the main position 62a, the first sub-position 62b, and the second sub-position 62c among the plurality of positions preset in the player deck placement area 62 The "first group" configured and the " The second group" is arranged vertically in the player deck arrangement area 62, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, as shown in FIG. 15, a “first group” and a “second group” may be arranged side by side in the player deck placement area 62 in the horizontal direction.

<Role of position>
In the present embodiment described above, the case where the character acts according to the role ("tank", "attacker", "buffer") associated with the position has been described as an example. may be removed to control the character's behavior regardless of role. In this case, for example, it is possible to configure so that only the characters placed in the main positions in each deck are played against each other. At that time, the relative superiority of the attributes (“fire”, “water”, “wood”) possessed by the character placed in this main position will have a great effect on the superiority in the battle. Therefore, the player rearranges the characters in the player deck placement area 62 while considering which attribute the character should be placed in the main position. During this battle, the parameters (attack power , defense, physical strength (HP), level, etc.) can be temporarily increased. This allows the character placed in the sub-position to support the character placed in the main position.

<Group>
In the above-described embodiment, three positions (for example, the main position 62a, the first sub-position 62b, and the second sub-position 62c) out of the plurality of positions preset in the player deck placement area 62 form one group. (For example, the first group) has been described as an example, but the present invention is not limited to this, and it is also possible to configure one group with three or more positions. is.

For example, as shown in FIG. 16, four positions (for example, a main position 62a, a first sub-position 62b, a second sub-position 62c, a third position 62d) constitute one group (for example, the first group), and the remaining four positions (for example, the first sub-position 62b, the fourth sub-position 62e, the fifth sub-position 62f, the second sub-position 62c ) may constitute one group (for example, the second group).

<Game content>
In the present embodiment described above, a character was used as an example, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the game content may be electronic game data, and may be items such as character cards, figures, and tools and abilities used in the game.

<Information processing device>
In the game system 1 according to the present embodiment described above, the case where the player terminal 20 as an example of the information processing device executes various types of information processing based on the game program has been described as an example. It is not limited. For example, the server device 10 may have a part of functions as an information processing device. In this case, the server device 10 and the player terminal 20 constitute an information processing device. Note that the information processing device is an example of a computer including a processor and memory.

1 game system 2 network 10 server device 11 control unit 12 storage unit 13 input unit 14 display unit 15 communication unit 20 player terminal 21 terminal control unit 22 terminal storage unit 23 terminal input unit 24 terminal display unit 25 terminal communication unit 50 quest selection screen 51 Operation buttons 60 Placement operation screen 61 Enemy deck placement area 61a Main position 61b First sub-position 61c Second sub-position 62 Player deck placement area 62a Main position 62b First sub-position 62c Second sub-position 62d Third sub-position 62l 2 operation areas 62u first operation area 62ll left second operation area 62lr right second operation area 62ul left first operation area 62ur right first operation area 63 operation buttons 111 data management unit 211 game progress processing unit 212 Arrangement Processing unit 213 Screen generation processing unit

Claims (8)

a storage unit that stores placement information in which a character to be placed in each position is set in association with each of a plurality of positions;
A placement processing unit that rearranges characters for each group to which some of a plurality of positions belong, and each time the player performs a game operation for rearranging characters within the group, a placement processing unit that rearranges the characters by cyclically associating each character with a different position in accordance with a predetermined order within the group;
a game progress processing unit for controlling each character to act in accordance with its role according to its position to progress the game;
with
A plurality of operation areas are set corresponding to each group on the placement operation screen, and the placement processing unit rearranges the characters for each group by selecting each operation area according to the player's operation. An information processing device characterized by: The information processing device according to claim 1,
In the arrangement information, some of the positions belonging to one group and some of the positions belonging to the other group are overlapped, and
The placement processing unit
By rearranging the characters within the one group according to the player's operation, the characters newly placed in positions belonging to the one group that overlap with the other group are transferred to the other group. Also placed in a position that overlaps with the one group among the positions belonging to the group, and
By rearranging the characters within the other group according to the player's operation, the character newly placed in the position overlapping the one group among the positions belonging to the other group is transferred to the one group. Also placed in a position overlapping with the other group among the positions belonging to the group,
An information processing device characterized by: The information processing device according to claim 1 or 2,
The game progress processing unit varies the parameters set for each character according to the role according to the position of each character.
An information processing device characterized by: The information processing device according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
The placement processing unit can place a character having an attribute indicating a superiority/inferiority relationship between characters in one main position determined in advance from among a plurality of positions and the remaining sub-positions excluding the main position. can
The game progress processing unit
Progressing a game in which the characters placed in each position play against the opponent characters, and
The attributes of the character placed in the main position are compared with the attributes of the opponent character to determine superiority or inferiority in the battle.
An information processing device characterized by: The information processing device according to claim 4,
The placement processing unit places opponent characters having respective attributes in the opponent area in the main position and the sub-position,
The game progress processing unit compares the attributes of the character placed in the main position with the attributes of the opponent character placed in the main position of the opponent area, and determines the superiority or inferiority in the battle.
An information processing device characterized by: The information processing device according to any one of claims 1 to 5,
Two sub-operation areas are set for each operation area on the placement operation screen, and the placement processing unit selects one sub-operation area or another sub-operation area according to the player's operation. Change the characters so that the direction in which the characters are changed in is different,
An information processing device characterized by: to the computer,
A process of storing, in a storage unit, placement information in which characters to be placed in each position are set in association with each of a plurality of positions;
Position processing for rearranging characters for each group to which some of a plurality of positions belong, and each time the player performs a game operation for rearranging characters within the group, an arrangement process for rearranging the characters by cyclically associating each character with a different position in accordance with a predetermined order in the
a game progression process for controlling each character to act according to a role corresponding to their position to progress the game;
and
Multiple operation areas are set for each group on the placement operation screen, and characters are rearranged for each group by selecting each operation area according to the player's operation in the placement process. game program. the computer
storing, in a storage unit, placement information in which a character to be placed in each position is set in association with each of a plurality of positions;
Each time a player performs a game operation for rearranging characters for each group to which some positions out of a plurality of positions belong, and for rearranging characters within the group, the group is preliminarily rearranging the characters by cyclically associating each character with a different position according to a determined order;
To progress the game by controlling each character to act according to their role according to their position;
and run
An information processing characterized in that a plurality of operation areas are set corresponding to each group on an arrangement operation screen, and characters are rearranged for each group by selecting each operation area according to a player's operation. Method.

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